Observed arrival · 2026-08-27
Bugslove, a Korean Insect Farm with a Four-Stage Classroom
A family-run insect farm in Namyangju raises mantises, rhinoceros beetles, stag beetles, and crickets, while selling insects and their care supplies.
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The page organizes insect care around a four-step progression from egg to adult, with stage-specific notes about fermented sawdust, pupation, and jelly food. It identifies the operation as an 11-year farm in Joan-myeon, Namyangju, and lists small supplies including 3,500-won fermented sawdust, 800-won larval containers, and 2,500-won jelly dishes. A farm-learning program is described as in preparation rather than confirmed as available.
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